Clearview Park Golf Course

Irespective of the dire circumstances of the covid issues, this course simply has never taken the time or made the investments in proper grounds management, undergrowth concerns, tree pruning, tee box designations and upkeep (most notably for female players) who pay full price for a cheapened product)?

I've played here since the late 70's and with honesty I can say that this is NIT a course, as presently set up that I'll play again this year.

TY,

Vincent

Although the course was sloppy from an overnight downpour, I am grateful they opened up to accommodate us on a rare 60+ degree sunny day in February.

When we're on the green two guys came and blowing leaves with loud noise.. Terrible course.

Grew up in the neighborhood and learned the game here, was beautiful then, but now… it’s HORRIBLE! They don’t take care of this course. So sad beyond words.

Is there not a greens keeper. Saying that the course condition was HORRIBLE would be kind. Fairways could be considered high rough at Bethpage Black. Greens and tee boxes were no better. It's a shame as the lay out is really nice. I can't believe they actually have the Gaul to charge what they do. Very disappointing

The leaves were all over the course, par for the fall, however, some greens were completely covered.

Cold start, muddy conditions, downed tree limbs and overgrowth require removal.

Heavily treed areas perpetual in shade need selective pruning to allow fir more sunlight thus reducing overly moist teeing ground conditions. This is most evident on holes running parallel to the highway and on the opposite side along the residential street.

Need to work all over the golf courses. Greens and fairways were so horrible. It did not look as right now before pandemic.

Nice layout for a city course. Greens were playable , even with the aeration. Most tees were playable most with manicured grass. Some just dirt. Fairway not evenly

cut. A decent course, would recommend it over Douglsston.